Is and because theyre under Mission Control and thats where the houthis are trying to stay to the south to ensure the country station wide is stable. Thats not working right now aden the main province in the south, has been taken over by al qaeda militants. They have hundreds of fighters there who are now in control meeting with officials there meeting with members trying to ensure that they are the new are the they are the new government. Thats why the houthis are saying that they are insistent to make sure that they dont take over the area. The majority province, aden, thats why the clashes there are strong. Not likely to happen if sanaa. There are some zaidis or pro prohouthis there. But the ufghtsz houthis the houthis are being pushed out by these Coalition Air strikes. How long do you think they can hold before they have to retreat back to sanaa and their stronghold to the north . Ill be honest adrian, the houthis are not coming back from aden. They cannot attack aden to retreat a
German forces rescue migrants, now the e. U. Wants military action against human traffickers. The domination in formula in spain. Action from the circuit coming up later in the program. Hello, we start this hour in yemen, and it appears that theyre inching closer to a ceasefire deal. A proposal of a ceasefire on tuesday has been discussed but fighting continues. Ali Abdullah Saleh escapes unhurt and has announced his alliance with the Houthi Rebels. [ explosions ] its the first time the Saudiled Coalition has targeted yemens former president ali Abdullah Saleh. He was unharmed in the attack and remains defiant. You should continue carry area arms, willing to sacrifice lives in defense of these attacks. I can describe this aggression as an act of could you wards. If youre brave enough, face us on the battlefield. Come and well be at your reception. Shelling with rockets and jet fighters cannot help you achieve any of your goals. This is the moment the International Air force in sanaa wa
With the clock ticking toward a po oh tential u. S. Government shut down on tuesday, the senate voted today oh to move forward on a bill to keep the government running. The vote came shortly after texas senator ended a 21 hour throng speech criticizing the president S Health Care law. Mike has the story from capitol hill. Reporter well, whatever you call it, it was one very throng speech. Many are asking just one what did senator ted cruz accomplish . I like it being a bipartisan way. Reporter after talking in to lunchtime his this crucial time was up. The only time we will pass obama care, i would ask my friends in the democratic aisle pursue want to the order. Reporter the 21 hours the 5th longest speech in senate history. He raeuld against the new Health Care Law. Are we going to stand together and say lets break the broken pattern of washington. Reporter for some it got silly. I do not like sam i am, i do not like green eggs and ham. Now, shes losing that. Reporter potential candid
Rose we continue with a look at al schbab with eli lake. I would say al shabaab they have prochbruese mass casualty attack from al shabaab in in 2010 in a proge they could participate nay Coalition Government or even conclude withwn territoryse Dexter Filkins without has a story about an iranian general called the most powerful op rattive in the middle east. What made you want to do the piece. His name kept coming up everywhere. And i didnt know who it was. And so i was if beirut and hi dinner with a politician there. And he was expressing frustration with hezbollah, an armed group, also political party. And he said hezbollah doesnt decide, Gassim Suleimani decides. And i thought whos that. And then and then earlier this year when i was report a piece on syria somebody in the pentagon said to me this is the guy whoses running the war in syria. Hes got a command post in damascus. Hes got, you know, hezbollah at his disposal. Rose the president of colombia, looking at al shabaab and Dext
Have prochb gruesome in the ability to cause mass casualty attacks. We saw similar things from al shabaab in uganda in 2010 but they failed to translate that into a program where they could participate nay Coalition Government or even govern their own territory particularly well. Rose we conclude with Dexter Filkins without has a story about an iranian general called the most powerful op rattive in the middle east. What made you want to do the piece. His name kept coming up everywhere. And i didnt know who it was. And so i was if beirut and hi dinner with a politician there. And he was expressing frustration with hezbollah an armed group also political party. And he said hezbollah doesnt decide Gassim Suleimani decides. And i thought whos that. And then and then earlier this year when i was report a piece on syria somebody in the pentagon said to me this is the guy whoses running the war in syria. Hes got a command post in damascus. Hes got you know hezbollah at his disposal. Rose the